New York Times

Product Highlights

Minitex, in partnership with the Center for Research Libraries which has put this offer in place, is pleased to announce a campus-wide subscription offer to the New York Times online for academic libraries.

The online version of the Times, www.nytimes.com, is the most comprehensive existing aggregation of information and content created and published by the New York Times. The site includes all articles, features, interviews, obituaries, columns, and still image, audio, video, and data, text and multimedia published on the www.nytimes.com site since the site's launch in 1996, with the exception of crosswords and some syndicated materials. It also includes a growing amount of text content published in the print edition of The New York Times between its founding in 1851 and the present day.

Subscription Options

Three subscription options are available:

• Group Subscription: Under this option an institution can enroll a subset of its entire student/faculty population; the institution supplies a list of the names, email addresses, and status of all individuals to be included in the subscription, and updates the list with NYT as names and addresses change. This is the most customizable option and is only used for academic departments or courses.
• Email Domain: A subscription under this option normally covers the entire faculty, staff, and student population covered by the institution's email domain. The institution provides the NYT domain information, which is used to authenticate eligible users.  Users then register themselves, providing the Times their names and school (.edu) email address. Users then register themselves, providing the NYT their names and email addresses.
• IP Range + EZ Proxy: A subscription under this option covers the entire faculty, staff, and student population. Eligible users are authenticated by subscribing institution IP address ranges, rather than by email domain. At the time of first access, the user must register with the NYT through aregistered institutional IP address, providing NYT their name and email address. Once registered, users can access NYT from any location.

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